Scientists in China’s Sichuan province have discovered the world’s largest aquatic insect which has pincer-like mandibles and a wingspan that could cover a man’s face. The thick black bodied bug with intimidating looks was found in a mountain village in Sichuan.
The insect appears an eerie combination of a cockroach, dung beetle and dragonfly with a wingspan of 21 centimetres, Zhao Li, director of the Insect Museum of West China was quoted as saying by the South China Morning Post.
The insect appears an eerie combination of a cockroach, dung beetle and dragonfly with a wingspan of 21 centimetres, Zhao Li, director of the Insect Museum of West China was quoted as saying by the South China Morning Post.